The switch is set to a temp, and will close when the temp is reached.
either your thermostat is bad or the flame sensor on unit is no good. it also can be a limit switch. if it lights and stays on for awhile but doesnt reach temperature then its thermostat. if it lights for 10 seconds it is sensor or limit switch.
limit switch on hvac used to cut off low voltage on heating when system over heat limit
Bobby Caldwell - 'My Flame' (Used For Sky's The Limit)
it s a limit switch to prevent the wire breakage due to increase the hook
A limit switch is used to determine how far a moving part of an appliance will travel during its use. They can be manually operated or may work via a sensor.
A switch designed to cut off power automatically at or near the limit of travel of a moving object controlled by electrical means
The question is why would you want to and which limit are you suggesting? Bypassing any limit would decrease the safety features designed to protect the equipment and occupancy. Limits and safety interlocks are sometimes bypassed for troubleshooting purposes or emergencies but I would not unless you have qualifications to determine the consequences.
flame needs oxygen in order to keep on burning. fabric might cut that source of oxygen and the fire might go out, but there is a limit to how much flame a fabric can put out I think...
When a typical residential furnace or gas package unit "high limit switch" is found to be bad it is replaced with a new one-not repaired.
What happens if you override the cranes luff up limit switch
There are two limit switches per axis. Each switch is located at both extremities and they prevent the axis to go beyond the limits.
The switch is to limit the engine RPM if the throttle sticks wide open.